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This rose was a surprise. I had a David Austin Tranquility rose (they say it is grown on its own roots, but guess not) that I removed bec...Read More
I bought a white rose but it took three years to bloom, and the flowers turned out red. So- it must be a Dr. Huey. This rose seems to thr...Read More
Around here (Boston Z6a) this is the most commonly grown rose, because of its wide use as a grafting rootstock in the US. It's been many ...Read More
I don't think this is a large flowered modern climbing rose, I think it's a small flowered smallish rambler. Grows against North facing w...Read More
A friend handed me this limp 8" twig with a long root wrapped in a damp paper towel saying she found this while digging up a flower bed a...Read More
Glad I read this, explains a lot about my roses! There was a little rose growing under a fence 13 years ago when I moved into my house. I...Read More
Besides harsh winters killing less hardy roses grafted onto it, many people in my area are winding up with Dr. Huey because they or their...Read More
Bought a WWII Memorial rose that didn't make it throught the first winter. Must have been grafted onto Doc Huey, b/c suddenly I have a d...Read More
I'm not absolutely positive that the specimen I have is Dr. Huey, but I have a strong suspicion that it must be. It's the right color and...Read More
Dr. Huey came to live in my garden after I was
given permission to dig up plants from a home
which would be demolished.
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I have 2 “suckers” of an old garden rose, one growing on an arch in the sun and one in the shade. I am glad that I planted the roses ...Read More
It happened Dr. Huey grew from a lost rose and how beautiful ! I look forward to many years of enjoyment from this rose.
This rose is frequently used as a rootstock, or at least used to be in our area. As a result, if the less-hardy hybrid tea grafted to it...Read More